Hioki IM3536 - Page 76

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Judging Measurement Results
The comparator decision mode can be set as one of the following:
Absolute value (ABS) setting (p. 71)
Upper limit value HI
IN
Lower limit value
LO
Set absolute values for the upper limit and lower limit
values of the measurement parameters.
The measurement values displayed are the same as
those of the measurement parameters.
Percent (%) Setting (p. 72)
Upper limit value [%] HI
Reference value
IN
IN
Lower limit value [%]
LO
Enter reference values and then set percentages corre-
sponding to the reference values as the upper limit and
lower limit
*1
values.
The measurement values displayed are the same as
those of the measurement parameters.
Deviation Percent (∆%)
*2
Setting(p. 72)
Upper limit value [
∆
%] HI
Reference value
IN
IN
Lower limit value [
∆
%]
LO
Enter reference values and then set percentages corre-
sponding to the reference values as the upper limit and
lower limit
*1
values.
The measurement values are displayed in deviations (
Δ
%)
from the reference value.
*1: The following equation is used to calculate the comparison upper limit value and comparison lower limit
value. (In the case of the comparison lower limit value, if a value that is lower than the reference value is set,
the minus (-) sign is required for the percentage setting value.)
= reference value + |reference value| ×
100
Percentage set value
Upper limit comparison value
(Lower limit comparison value)
*2: The following equation is used to calculate the
∆
% value.
Δ
%=
|reference value|
measurement value - reference value
×100
The comparator and BIN judgment is made in the following order.
Judgment
order
State
Judgment
display
1 When the measurement value is OVER FLOW
(However, LO is displayed when the parameters are Y, Cs, Cp, G, and B.)
HI
When the measurement value is UNDER FLOW
(However, HI is displayed when the parameters are Y, Cs, Cp, G, and B.)
LO
When the measurement value is SAMPLE ERR or a contact error HI
2 When measured value < lower limit value
LO
3 When measured value > upper limit value HI
4 Other than 1, 2, 3 IN
No test is performed to ensure that the upper limit value is greater than the lower limit value, so no error
message will be displayed if you set the upper limit value and lower limit value the wrong way around.
• If the instrument is turned off while set up for comparator measurement, it will start up in the same state the
next time it is turned on.
• Comparator measurement can be used even if only the upper or lower limit value has been set.
When only an upper limit
value has been set
Upper
limit
value
HI
IN
When only a lower limit value
has been set
Lower
limit value
IN
LO